BMC AMI DATA Practical Use cases reviews.
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Pros
- BMC AMI data is helping bridge the gap between Development and Operations teams by streamlining database changes and providing tools that work with modern DevOps pipelines.
- BMC AMI data graphical user interfaces help our developers to safely make changes, encouraging developer self-service while maintaining control.
- BMC AMI Change Manager for Db2 helped us analyze the impact of schema changes and automatically generate the necessary "Data Definition Language," reducing manual scripting.
- The BMC AMI data tool helped us achieve almost zero downtime during database maintenance for Db2 & IMS.
- It boosts the performance by 30-50 % for the IMS database.
- BMC AMI data helped us achieve a fast DB2 recovery from the cloud, preventing extended downtime.
- BMC AMI Ops helped us to detect unusual anomalies in workload performance, such as CPU spikes in IMS.
- BMC AMI data helped us achieve a fast DB2 recovery from the cloud, preventing extended downtime.
- BMC AMI Ops helped us to detect unusual anomalies in workload performance, such as CPU spikes in IMS.
Cons
- Some of our users have reported experiencing delays in technical assistance, which can be problematic during critical performance issues.
- While integration with modern DevOps tools (GitLab, Jenkins) is improving, some users have noted challenges integrating with older legacy third-party tools, such as CA Librarian.
- The initial setup and configuration of BMC AMI Data tools can be intricate and time-consuming, requiring significant planning and expertise in IBM z/OS systems.
Return on Investment
- By shifting to AIOps-powered monitoring, customers halved unplanned mainframe outages, resulting in $1.4 million in retained profit over three years=50% Reduction in Unplanned Downtime.
- BMC AMI data solutions delivered a 217% ROI, with payback in under six months, enabling teams to deliver 3x more code to production.
- BMC AMI Data for Db2 users achieved a 6% reduction in MIPS consumption and realized significant cost savings by retiring outdated, non-automated systems.
- The ability to perform database reorganizations with zero downtime ensures critical business applications remain available, protecting revenue streams and customer experience.




